Saints of Los Angeles

After listening to this album, I only have one question:

Is it too late to ask Nikki Sixx to make a successful attempt at an overdose?

Ahhh, another $12 bucks wasted on a once-great band who is currently residing in the "Where are they now" file...

This is a great CD! Motley Crue has done it again! They were one of the best bands of the 80's & the early 90's. They had some set backs, but they came back blazing! And, they still look good too! Especially Vince!! I love ya baby!!You rock me all the time!!

My daughter received this in excellent condition and in a very timely manner it was a birthday present for one of her friends and she was very happy with it's arrival

Although not their best album (Shout at the Devil is still my favorite) Saints of Los Angeles is as great as Dr. Feelgood, and better than Theater of Pain. Considering this is the first real Motley Crue album in almost 20 years (I know there were other albums in between but either Vince or Tommy was absent from the production), I thought it could have been better, but the band still shows that they have the strength to enter the new mainstream of Metal without getting lost in the Nu-Metal sound.

The heart of the album centers on two songs in particular "Saints of Los Angeles" and "M.F. of the year" and is loosely based on the Crue's tell all book "The Dirt." Other tracks definitely worth checking out include "Chicks = Trouble", "The Animal in Me", "Just Another Psycho", and "This ain't No Love Song". The other tracks on the album are good but they are too tuned towards the Crue book, and really do not stand on their own.

Even though there are a few bad tracks (every album released by any band always has a few duds), the majority of this album is definitely worth a listen. My daughter even liked it, and she is definitely NOT a Motley Crue fan.

Just a great album. Thank god the crue put something good to listen to back out there.